48 monthsProgramme duration
27,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Cities around the world are facing growing pressures from climate change, rising sea levels, population growth and economic change. To deal with these social, environmental and economic challenges, we need to rethink how our cities are planned and developed.
By studying Urban Planning, you’ll be well placed to help shape the places we live in for future generations. Our course has been developed with leading planning practitioners, so you’ll gain up‑to‑date skills and knowledge for a career in this field.
A key strength of the course is its focus on digital and data skills, which are increasingly important for planning smart cities and are highly valued by employers. These skills will give you new ways to understand, design and adapt cities.
The course includes practical, hands‑on learning through live case studies and other activities that help you link theory to real‑world planning and design. You’ll explore how cities have developed over time and be encouraged to imagine healthier, more vibrant, sustainable and safer futures. You will also look at how planners can guide technological change and make the most of smart‑city innovations to improve urban environments.
Urban Planning is a multidisciplinary subject, and you will benefit from studying within the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. This integrated approach gives you experience of working in interdisciplinary teams with students from across the School. This mirrors the way planners work in real development projects and helps prepare you for your future career.
Students normally take part in several field trips each year. These trips are an exciting and valuable way to see planning in action and explore real‑world examples.
By studying Urban Planning, you’ll be well placed to help shape the places we live in for future generations. Our course has been developed with leading planning practitioners, so you’ll gain up‑to‑date skills and knowledge for a career in this field.
A key strength of the course is its focus on digital and data skills, which are increasingly important for planning smart cities and are highly valued by employers. These skills will give you new ways to understand, design and adapt cities.
The course includes practical, hands‑on learning through live case studies and other activities that help you link theory to real‑world planning and design. You’ll explore how cities have developed over time and be encouraged to imagine healthier, more vibrant, sustainable and safer futures. You will also look at how planners can guide technological change and make the most of smart‑city innovations to improve urban environments.
Urban Planning is a multidisciplinary subject, and you will benefit from studying within the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. This integrated approach gives you experience of working in interdisciplinary teams with students from across the School. This mirrors the way planners work in real development projects and helps prepare you for your future career.
Students normally take part in several field trips each year. These trips are an exciting and valuable way to see planning in action and explore real‑world examples.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Urban Planning
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Cities around the world are facing growing pressures from climate change, rising sea levels, population growth and economic change. To deal with these social, environmental and economic challenges, we need to rethink how our cities are planned and developed.
By studying Urban Planning, you’ll be well placed to help shape the places we live in for future generations. Our course has been developed with leading planning practitioners, so you’ll gain up‑to‑date skills and knowledge for a career in this field.
A key strength of the course is its focus on digital and data skills, which are increasingly important for planning smart cities and are highly valued by employers. These skills will give you new ways to understand, design and adapt cities.
The course includes practical, hands‑on learning through live case studies and other activities that help you link theory to real‑world planning and design. You’ll explore how cities have developed over time and be encouraged to imagine healthier, more vibrant, sustainable and safer futures. You will also look at how planners can guide technological change and make the most of smart‑city innovations to improve urban environments.
Urban Planning is a multidisciplinary subject, and you will benefit from studying within the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. This integrated approach gives you experience of working in interdisciplinary teams with students from across the School. This mirrors the way planners work in real development projects and helps prepare you for your future career.
Students normally take part in several field trips each year. These trips are an exciting and valuable way to see planning in action and explore real‑world examples.
By studying Urban Planning, you’ll be well placed to help shape the places we live in for future generations. Our course has been developed with leading planning practitioners, so you’ll gain up‑to‑date skills and knowledge for a career in this field.
A key strength of the course is its focus on digital and data skills, which are increasingly important for planning smart cities and are highly valued by employers. These skills will give you new ways to understand, design and adapt cities.
The course includes practical, hands‑on learning through live case studies and other activities that help you link theory to real‑world planning and design. You’ll explore how cities have developed over time and be encouraged to imagine healthier, more vibrant, sustainable and safer futures. You will also look at how planners can guide technological change and make the most of smart‑city innovations to improve urban environments.
Urban Planning is a multidisciplinary subject, and you will benefit from studying within the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. This integrated approach gives you experience of working in interdisciplinary teams with students from across the School. This mirrors the way planners work in real development projects and helps prepare you for your future career.
Students normally take part in several field trips each year. These trips are an exciting and valuable way to see planning in action and explore real‑world examples.
Admission Requirements
4+
120+
85+
4.5+
27+
35+
6.5+
180+
65+
4 Years
Sep
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,790 GBP
International
27,300 GBP
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